Robert “Bucky” Leach Recognized as One of LPL Financial's Program Managers of the Year
Press release from the issuing company
Friday, March 6th, 2015
Robert “Bucky” Leach, investment program manager for Heritage Investment Center was recently recognized at the LPL Financial Institution Services Program Leadership Conference as one of LPL Financial’s 2015 Program Managers of the Year.
Bucky was selected from more than 700 LPL Financial program managers. His award was the 5-10 Reps Category based on annual Rep productivity, Super Community Bank Program based on highest deposit penetration and Top Platform Program Award based on top producing Licensed Branch Employee program.
Andy Kalbaugh, LPL Financial managing director of Institution Services, said, “We congratulate this year’s award winners for their significant achievements and for the contributions they make to support the growth of their advisors and their institution’s investment programs. And we honor their contribution to helping their clients pursue their life’s financial goals.”
Held in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., from Feb. 2-4, 2015, the 11th annual LPL Financial Institution Services Program Leadership Conference is one of the industry’s largest gatherings of financial institution investment program leaders, with more than 250 bank and credit union program managers and executives in attendance this year.
This year’s conference focused on The Power of Connection and provided attendees with the opportunity to network with peers and to discuss the challenges and opportunities in today’s financial services environment. Breakout sessions and roundtables centered on themes such as institution growth, recruitment, risk, compliance, technology adoption and the importance of wealth management for the long-term growth of community banks and credit unions.
Attendees also heard from keynote speaker Mark Abrashoff, the New York Times and Wall Street Journalbestselling author of “It’s Your Ship” and two follow up books on leadership principles. Abrashoff developed his leadership lessons while serving as the most junior commanding officer in the Navy’s Pacific Fleet when he led the dramatic turnaround of the USS Benfold.
